Detriot Boiler Explosion at Penberthy Plant Kills Twenty Six
Detroit dispatch reports a boiler explosion at the Penberthy Injector Co plant on Abbott street and Brooklyn avenue, killing 26 workers and injuring about two dozen more. Many bodies charred. five unidentified. Officials say between 65 workers may have been in the rear building when the blast occurred at 9:30 AM. Rescue crews, firemen, and ambulances battled flames as debris filled the yard and a temporary morgue was set up. Property loss estimated around 180000 with boiler insurance partially covering damages.
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Charles Marvin
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Charles Lydy
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Christopher Waldman
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Edward Burch
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A. T. Gilday
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John Kunewiez
Herman Goldner
Tony Walker
John Vogt
James Nall
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Edward Liebeten
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Stephen Wachilgel
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Bert Martie
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Willa Begeman
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Weecked
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George W. Childs
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Life Saving Service Reports Best Year Since 1880
Washington reports the annual general superintendent’s 1901 life saving service record shows the lowest loss of life since expansion. One death in 43 casualties. 377 casualties on documented vessels with 2,448 aboard. Vessel and cargo value losses approximate 5.26 million and 2.0 million respectively, with 6.4 million saved. Total losses 43 vessels. small craft casualties add 393 with 927 aboard and ten deaths. Maintenance cost 1.64 million. Bank Robbed. Valparaiso, Ind. Nov 27.
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Army Reports Urge Military Training and Rural Delivery Growth
Secretary of War Elihu Root reviews the year’s army work, Cuba conditions, and home rule progress, backing a civilian military training school and a strong volunteer reserve. He notes the anti cantine law’s slow trial and details army strength, Philippines losses, and global post office reforms including rural free delivery expansion and money order growth. The report also highlights city delivery service, carrier supervision, and annual fiscal projections.
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Robbery at Julius Contis vault sparks safe explosion
Mink of Julius Contis at Wunatan reports an early hours break in by robbers. They entered the vault and wrecked the safe with explosives. An expert from Chicago works to open the jammed doors and determine if the $10,600 was taken while noting no crew is present.
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Postal Revenues Rise As Free Delivery Expands Service
Washington November 7 First Assistant Postmaster General W M Johnson in annual report says yearly rise in postal revenues stems from free delivery extending to rural areas. Revenues show total United States gains with residential routes yielding 262 and 1473 routes producing 15413 dollars. explains why free delivery remains fastest service and key driver of revenue growth.
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Marching Gen Alban’s Command Advances on Colon
Gen Alban with about 300 government troops crossed Barbacca bridge and pressed toward Colon, driving Liberal forces back for lack of ammunition. Battles centered at Barbacca bridge with Conservative casualties claimed. Alban wounded slightly in another clash as Liberals retreat toward Gatun and Monkey Hill cemetery. Traffic on the isthmus railway moving unmolested, Colombian authorities asserting rights to the line.
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Multiple Dated Items From Nov 27 News With Loss and Elections
A compilation of brief items reports Mrs Nl McNeal drowned after being swept overboard from the Bergenland near Nantucket light during a heavy sea. Other notices include New Jersey canvass results: Franklin Murphy 183814, James H Seymour 168,681. Yale football season receipts may reach 70,000 dollars. Cuba election impartiality urged by Maso supporters to Roosevelt’s reps. Lodge supports Chinese exclusion. G H Hawmonu packing plant move to Union stockyards with 1.5 to 2 million dollars expended. Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania coal price increase discussed at Chicago meeting. Missouri battle launch announced in Daily News product listings.
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Mysterious sink holes plague alfalfa fields in Kansas
The Kansas State Board of Agriculture notes puzzling cracks and sink holes in alfalfa fields across Jewell and Republic counties. Crevices reach two to six feet deep and one to ten feet wide, appearing suddenly and endangering horse and wagon traffic. A cow fell into a hole near Jewell, rescued in weakened condition. Roots may loosen soil, with underflow washing away ground.
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Edward Kaudsli
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Jewell Vity
Trout Killed Graylings in government effort
Sportsmen cheer as the government fish commission reportedly solves the grayling problem by propagating a hardier Montana variety. Michigan streams failed to sustain grayling after trout were planted, while Montana graylings thrived, suggesting improved propagation methods.
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